Once a coach, ALWAYS a coach! Join me as I bring that coaching mentality to everyday life. Former player and Coach at the University of Kentucky
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
🚨🇯🇵 Japan fans continue their tradition of cleaning up the stadium after the match against the Netherlands. 👏♥️
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
Check out why Japan's culture is something the world should follow. 🇯🇵❤️
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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Following a 2-2 World Cup draw against the Netherlands, Japanese soccer fans continued their viral post-match tradition by cleaning up trash at Dallas Stadium. fox4news.com/news/japanese-f…
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
From @TheAthletic: Japan’s soccer fans have become known around the world for leaving stadiums spotless before they depart, and it was no different after their thrilling 2-2 draw in the World Cup against Netherlands. nyti.ms/4avRMcY
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
🇯🇵 The reason Japan fans clean the stadium after every match: RESPECT for others and RESPECT for the venue. 🤝♥️
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
Japanese fans made sure to clean up after themselves following the match vs. Netherlands 🇯🇵
An amazing tradition they do after every game 👏
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
The level of civic responsibility shown by Japanese fans was truly incredible. 🇯🇵
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Been there. Love Japan. Played 8 yrs professional basketball and coached 1 yr.
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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Japan's national anthem is heard for the first time at the 2026 FIFA World Cup 🇯🇵
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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I loved my 9 yrs in Japan
New Texas tourism ad just dropped courtesy of these fans from Japan
“Texas is good. Everything is big!”
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
‘A bird that flies never leaves a trace’ 🗣️
Japanese fans once again stayed behind to clean the stadium after their draw with the Netherlands. The tradition traces back to Japan’s school system, where students are taught from a young age to clean their classrooms and leave no trace behind.
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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Japan fans are well prepared to show their sportsmanship and pick up trash after the match is over 🇯🇵
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
Why do Japan fans clean up after games?
It’s about “respect for everything”
Incredible 🇯🇵
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
A tradition unlike any other: Japan fans cleaning up their section before leaving the stadium 🇯🇵❤️
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I played professional basketball in Japan 8 yrs and coached one. Very respectful people. Clean culture. My mother raised me to take my shoes off when i stepped foot in the house. So it was nothing when i had to do it in Japan
Japan fans always clean up their section after the match and this time, they were joined by Jameis Winston
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